Great cultures aren't built in big moments. They're built in the consistent behaviors you repeat every day. In this episode, I sit down with University of Maryland men's basketball coach Buzz Williams, a leader known for transforming programs through his relentless commitment to culture, character, and daily habits. Buzz shares the leadership disciplines he builds into every team he leads, how he earns trust by investing in relationships, and why talent means nothing without the intangibles that separate good from great. Tune in for a masterclass on building a sustainable winning culture.

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What do you do when the life you built completely falls apart? That's the question New York Times bestselling author and podcast host Jen Hatmaker faced after her 26-year marriage ended and shattered everything she thought she knew. In the months that followed, she went from a shiny, successful leader — speaking to millions of women about authenticity and agency — to a mom of five trying to survive heartbreak, anxiety, and a life she no longer recognized. In this powerful conversation, we talk about how to begin again when the life you planned falls apart and the surprising freedom that comes when you stop pretending everything's fine.

Jen's new memoir, Awake, is out now.

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Think you're booking travel the smart way? Think again. In this episode, I sit down with The Points Guy Brian Kelly—the travel insider who's helped millions make smarter decisions every time they book a trip. Brian shares the secrets airlines don't want you to know, including how to make your points go farther, the biggest booking mistakes frequent travelers make, and the travel hacks that will save you time, money, and stress. Whether you're a road warrior or simply want to travel smarter, this episode will change the way you travel.

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What if everything you've been taught about resilience is wrong? We've been told it's the secret to navigating life's toughest moments, but what if that belief is actually holding us back? Organizational psychologist and Shatterproof author Dr. Tasha Eurich shares groundbreaking research that challenges how high achievers handle adversity. In this conversation, we unpack the three biggest myths about resilience, how to spot "grit gaslighting," and what to do instead when pushing harder stops working. Whether you're battling burnout, workplace pressure, or personal challenges, Tasha offers practical tools to help you stay grounded and thrive in a world of chaos.

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What happens when achieving your biggest goal leaves you feeling empty? At age 36, LA Rams coach Sean McVay became the youngest head coach to win a Super Bowl—and soon after, he nearly walked away from coaching altogether. In this candid conversation, Sean opens up about why he almost retired, the perspective he gained, and his growth as a leader. He shares the lessons he's learned about resilience, leading with authenticity, and building purpose-driven success.

Do you ever feel stuck in negative thought patterns, overwhelmed by stress, or on the edge of burnout? Neuroscientist and bestselling author Dr. Caroline Leaf has spent over 40 years studying how to harness the power of the mind to transform the brain and unlock sustainable happiness and health. In her new book Help in a Hurry, she shares practical tools for shifting your mindset and strengthening your resilience. In this episode, Dr. Leaf breaks down science-backed strategies to rewire negative patterns, overcome anxiety, and reclaim your peace.

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Want to know the secrets of the world's longest living and happiest people? It's not what you think. National Geographic Explorer and Blue Zones founder Dan Buettner has spent decades studying longevity hot spots where people consistently live longer, healthier lives than anywhere else on Earth. What he discovered might surprise you: it's not your genes or discipline that matter most—it's your environment. In this episode, Dan shares the foods proven to add years to your life, the science of purpose, and what your social circle says about your lifespan. Forget quick fixes and hacks; this is science-backed wisdom from the world's healthiest cultures.

Dan's new cookbook, The Blue Zones Kitchen: One Pot Meals, is out now—featuring 100 easy, flavorful recipes straight from the world's longest-living communities.

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Fashion designer and entrepreneur Kristin Juszczyk didn't wait for a big break. She created her own opportunities. What started as DIY game day outfits to cheer on her husband, NFL fullback Kyle Juszczyk, quickly evolved into something bigger. Today, Kristin is the Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Off Season, a brand that's redefining fan apparel. She's gone viral for designing custom looks for stars like Taylor Swift and Simone Biles— and now she's creating for fans everywhere. In this conversation, Kristin shares how she built her brand from scratch, DM'd her way into the industry, and why betting on yourself is always worth it.

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What drives elite performers to show up and do the work— especially on the days they don't feel like it? Performance coach Ben Newman calls it "the burn": the deep, personal fuel that powers discipline, consistency, and next-level results. In this episode, Ben shares lessons from working with some of the biggest names in sports and business—from Nick Saban and Caitlin Clark to Fortune 500 executives. We unpack why the best don't rely on motivation, the power of choosing standards over feelings, and how to tap into the fire that drives sustained success.